The revival of Three Tall Women broke the Golden Theatre box office before seeing two of its stars win big June 10.

Glenda Jackson and Laurie Metcalf
Walter McBride

As Broadway’s biggest night approached, nearly every show on the Great White Way celebrated an uptick at the box office. All shows save for Hamilton saw a boost (Lin-Manuel Miranda’s juggernaut still did just fine, leading the pack at $2.8 million).

The Broadway revival of Edward Albee’s Three Tall Women broke its own house record at the Golden Theatre in the week ending June 10, grossing $994,258 (106.6 percent of its potential). The Joe Mantello-helmed production is set to end its limited engagement later this month, but expect that number to climb even higher following Tony Award wins for stars Glenda Jackson and Laurie Metcalf.

The Band’s Visit inched closer to surpassing $1 million (a milestone it hasn’t hit since January), and a decisive victory at the Tonys—winning ten awards including Best Musical—will surely lift the introspective musical back into the Millionaires Club.